IEEE 802.1CQ is working on a mechanism to assign local MAC address blocks to end nodes specifically related to IEEE 802.11 standards. The current draft lacks a pre-association mechanism for IEEE 802.11 stations to obtain a local MAC address before association. The proposed remedy suggests specifying

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This document conveys the findings of the AIML Technical Report for IEEE 802.11 networks. It covers AIML use cases in WLANs, performance enhancement opportunities, IEEE 802.11 feature requirements, standard impacts, and proposed next steps for AIML integration. AIML's significance in various technol

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This report by Dorothy Stanley of HP Enterprise provides supplementary material for the March 2024 IEEE 802.11 WG session, covering participant behavior in IEEE-SA activities, adherence to IEEE Codes of Ethics & Conduct, and requirements for individuals in the IEEE-SA standards development process.

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This document, IEEE 802.11-23/1935r1, delves into the intricacies of secondary channel usage within the context of IEEE 802.11 standards. Key topics covered include discussions on RU index, BW negotiation in secondary channels, methods to ensure medium synchronization when transitioning back to prim

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The January 2024 meeting report of IEEE 802.24 Vertical Applications TAG covers various topics including Smart Grid, IoT, low latency communication, IoT White Paper, AFV communications, and revisions to existing standards. Tim Godfrey from EPRI presented slides outlining the progress and submissions

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IEEE 802.11-20/0772r2 discusses various aspects of multi-link elements in the context of IEEE 802.11 standards. The document covers the need for efficient element ID extension, different multi-link element structures, including authentication algorithms, common controls, and sub-elements organizatio

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IEEE 802.11 TGbe is exploring MLDs within the 802 architecture, focusing on aligning MLD operations with existing 802.11 features for enhanced compatibility. The MLD architecture aims to facilitate the flow of data between MAC SAPs and PHY SAPs, extending the current framework for APs and non-AP STA

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Digest of closing reports and liaison reports from all 802.11 sub-groups presented at the IEEE 802.11 Working Group's January 2021 closing plenary meeting. The documents include details on membership, attendance, attendees by affiliation, and subgroup attendance from November to January, as well as

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This document presents the IEEE 802.11-IETF liaison report for May 2023 by Peter Yee from AKAYLA. It includes details on upcoming IETF meetings, joint activities between IETF and IEEE, topics of coordination, and information on relevant protocols and BOFs to be discussed. Additionally, it outlines t

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The document discusses the spectrum mask requirements for punctured transmission in IEEE 802.11 standards, specifically focusing on differences between ETSI and IEEE 802.11ax spectral masks. It covers cases of puncturing scenarios and additional channel edge masks to be applied in different situatio

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The document presents the Vice Chair report by Jon Rosdahl from Qualcomm at the IEEE 802.11-23-1689r1 meeting in Honolulu on November 17, 2023. It covers agenda items, session information, meeting logistics, successful meeting protocols, and important event summaries. Additionally, it provides detai

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Enabling MIMO in mmWave technology is essential for improving throughput performance. While IEEE 802.11ad supports single-stream communications, 802.11ay introduces SU-MIMO, MU-MIMO, and hybrid beamforming. This document discusses the necessity of MIMO in IMMW and explores various MIMO options for e

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This document discusses the importance of priority access support in IEEE 802.11be for National Security and Emergency Preparedness (NS/EP) services. It outlines the need for standardized mechanisms to ensure priority services in WLAN networks during NS/EP events when cellular coverage is unavailabl

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Overview of IEEE 802.11 Task Group bh (TGbh) activities related to Randomized and Changing MAC addresses (RCM) for user privacy protection. The document discusses the purpose of RCM in concealing device identities, potential impact on network recognition and user experience, and the evolution of IEE

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This document outlines the agreed terminology and requirements for the development of the next generation of IEEE 802.11p technology within IEEE 802.11bd Task Group. It covers aspects such as interoperability, co-existence, backward compatibility, and fairness between IEEE 802.11p and IEEE 802.11bd

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This document provides a digest of the closing reports from all 802.11 sub-groups for presentation at the March 2019 closing plenary meeting. It also includes liaison reports and attendance details by breakout and affiliation. Additionally, it covers the agenda for the meeting and volunteer editor c

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The document discusses the architecture of MLD (Multicast and Local Delivery) within the IEEE 802.11be framework. It highlights how MLD will align with existing 802.11 basic architecture, emphasizing the management of access to PHY and media for both AP and non-AP devices. The goal is to integrate M

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Describing necessary enhancements to enable Time-Aware Scheduling in IEEE 802.11be for time-sensitive applications. The focus is on aligning with the 802.1Qbv standard to address latency, jitter, and reliability issues, presenting a structured outline of requirements and configurations essential for

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This document discusses the extension of TSN capabilities from wired to wireless networks, focusing on potential enhancements for 802.11be and integration with Ethernet-based TSN standards. It covers topics such as time-sensitive applications, TSN toolbox overview, status of TSN capabilities support

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The document discusses modulation schemes for extending the range in IEEE 802.11bd, aiming for at least 3dB lower sensitivity levels. It highlights the need for an implementation-friendly, proven technology already adopted in IEEE 802.11. The introduction of the MCS0 DCM scheme in 11ax is also cover

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In March 2019, the document IEEE 802.11-19/0346r3 delves into the investigation of LDPC (Low-Density Parity-Check) codes for the advancement of 11bd technology. The authors from Marvell explore the potential benefits of LDPC over BCC (Block Code Concatenation) in achieving better sensitivity for 802

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Explore the relationship between IEEE 802.11 and 802.1D standards, discussing the necessity of referencing old standards, the state of 802.1D, and the potential for removing outdated references in 802.11. The submission proposes a migration model while emphasizing the importance of staying current w

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This presentation by Dorothy Stanley from HP Enterprise delves into the utilization of IEEE Std. 802.11-2020 standards focusing on the IEEE Std. 802 overview and architecture. It covers topics such as the use of LLC, MAC address formats, QoS mechanisms, MSDU formats, and various MAC services and pro

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Hybrid-ARQ (HARQ) is a candidate topic for TGbe presentations in IEEE 802.11 standards. Despite previous unsuccessful attempts, there is renewed interest in enabling HARQ through framing support. This document discusses the importance of presenting HARQ framing, outlining the necessary information a

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The July 2019 IEEE 802.11-19/982r6 RCM TIG meeting in Vienna, Austria was chaired by Amelia Andersdotter and Vice-Chaired by Mark Hamilton. The agenda covered topics such as volunteer roles, participation guidelines, meeting etiquette, and resources including links to IEEE policies. Participants wer

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The document provides detailed reports and information from the IEEE 802 Plenary Meeting held in November 2018 in Bangkok. It includes session agendas, meeting logistics, location details, important discussion points, break services, lunch options, and more for the event attended by Jon Rosdahl from

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The July 2024 IEEE 802 Mixed-mode Plenary Session will allow remote attendance with a focus on running meetings effectively in this format. Key points include managing local and remote participation, audio integration, presentation guidelines, and voting rules for varied subgroups. The training sess

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Proposed revision of IEEE Std. 802 involves high-level views of IEEE 802 networks, updates to reference models, adjustments to general requirements, network management enhancements, and revisions to MAC addresses and protocol identifiers. The focus is on streamlining and optimizing various aspects t

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Detailed information and contacts for the July 2024 IEEE 802 Plenary Session, including meeting planner contacts, network access details, audio-visual support, badge pick-up times, and newcomer orientation schedule. Ensure a smooth experience by referring to the provided resources and contacts durin

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The document contains reports and agenda items for the IEEE 802.11-24-0208r1 Vice Chair from the March 2024 plenary session in Denver. It includes details on session information, meeting logistics, and successful meeting protocols for both in-room and remote attendees. Additionally, contact informat

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The document covers the IEEE 802.11-23-1690r2 November 2023 PAR Review Subcommittee meeting agenda, snapshots, and abstract. It includes details on the PARs under consideration for the November Mixed-mode Plenary, meeting times, registration information, and participant behavior guidelines. Jon Rosd

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Composite document of motions from the November 2022 IEEE 802.11 WG plenary meeting, including results, new attendee straw poll, and key motions regarding standards adoption and approval. Motions cover topics like ISO adoption and CSD approval.

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This document provides a comprehensive update on the progress made and targets set during the July 2022 IEEE 802.11 plenary electronic meeting for the TGaz Next Generation Positioning. It includes details on resolutions approved, work completed, and upcoming targets for the September meeting.

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This document presents the closing report for the TGaz Next Generation Positioning from the IEEE 802.11 plenary electronic meeting held in March 2022. It includes progress updates, targets towards the upcoming May meeting, resolutions reviewed and approved, and a timeline update past the March meeti

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July 2018 IEEE 802 Plenary report by 1st Vice Chair Jon Rosdahl covers agenda items, meeting plans, treasurer report, and top things to know about the event. Slide images and details on meeting logistics are included, offering a comprehensive overview of the July 2018 event held in San Diego.

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The document presents the IEEE 802.11-19/1759r3 Vice Chair Report for January 2020, delivered by Jon Rosdahl from Qualcomm. It covers agenda items, meeting plans, session locations, registrations, attendance, and other logistical details of the IEEE 802 Wireless Interim Session held in Irvine, Calif

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The May 2023 interim session of IEEE 802.11 was held in Orlando, featuring reports and agenda items presented by Jon Rosdahl of Qualcomm. The sessions covered essential aspects such as meeting logistics, protocols for in-room and remote attendees, and network contacts. The event provided valuable in

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July 2023 document detailing the 1st Vice Chair Report for the IEEE 802.11-23-0978r2 meeting in July. The report covers session information, meeting logistics, successful meeting protocol, and important event summary. It also includes contact information for meeting planners and network providers.

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The IEEE-SA Fellowship Program at the IEEE 802 Plenary in March 2019 featured key participants like Jodi Haasz, Glenn Parsons, and other industry experts from various countries. The program included sessions on IEEE standards development processes, newcomer orientation, working group meetings, techn

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The IEEE-SA Fellowship Program at the IEEE 802 Plenary in March 2018 featured notable participants like Glenn Parsons, Jodi Haasz, Richard Anago, Lloyd Matabishi, Rudo Mudavanhu, and Yvonne Umutoni, among others. The program included a schedule covering various sessions such as an introduction to IE

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